Advance Plans Committee
Summary of Meeting
7:35 am, July 6, 2006
Attendance
Committee Members: 	Elizabeth Bishop, Bud Hentzen, Harold Warner
MAPD staff: 	Scott Knebel, Scott Wadle, Stephen Banks, Dale Miller
Others:	Alvie and Lori Campbell, Mitch Mitchell

Discussion Summary

1.	The Advance Plans Committee approved the minutes of the June 15, 2006 Committee 
meeting.

2.	Alvie and Lori Campbell presented a request to remove the term "industrial scrap" from 
the list of prohibited materials in the definition of "recyclable material" in the Unified 
Zoning Code. Dale Miller explained that the simplest change would be to remove the 
term from the definition, but that care had to be taken that unintended consequences did 
not occur from salvage-type industrial scrap material being allowed in recycling and 
collection centers instead of wrecking and salvage yards.  Elizabeth Bishop concurred.  
Bud Hentzen asked what is the largest material that the Campbells recycle.  The 
Campbells replied that it is 4-foot by 12-foot sheet metal.  Hentzen indicated that he 
doesn't consider that salvage material.  Miller indicated that he is not looking for a 
solution from the committee, just an indication that the committee would like staff to 
work on potential solutions to present for consideration at a future meeting.  Warner 
indicated support for staff to work on this issue.  Bishop concurred, and indicated that 
the issue of screening for outdoor recycling process centers needs to be carefully 
addressed.  Hentzen indicated support for staff to work on the issue as well.

3.	Scott Knebel asked the committee for feedback regarding the K-96 Plan that is on the 
agenda of the full commission to set a public hearing date for adoption of the plan as an 
amendment of the Comprehensive Plan.  Mitch Mitchell indicated that he has reviewed 
the plan and there are number of recommendations in the plan that are inconsistent with 
the policies of the Comprehensive Plan.  Warner indicated that he thinks the committee 
should meet more often than once per month if necessary to complete a review of the 
plan in a timely fashion.  Hentzen indicated concern that the plan contained 
recommendations for spending government funds for which there is no budget and that 
could lead to tax increases.  The committee agreed to recommend to the full 
commission that a public hearing be set for October 19, 2006, and that the committee 
begin review of the plan on July 20, 2006.

4.	The next Committee meeting will be held on July 20th at 7:35 a.m.

Meeting was adjourned at 8:15 a.m.